For those of you who didn’t look at the list of resources at the end of R. R. Reno’s The Idols of Revisionist Theology , let me point you to the very interesting essay he quotes and commends: the Lutheran theologian David Yeago’s Gnosticism, Antinomianism, and Reformation Theology .
It was published in Pro Ecclesia , the quarterly journal of the Center for Catholic and Evangelical Theology . The Center describes itself as:
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